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Dark Shadows Episode #1.26 (1966–1971) Online

Dark Shadows Episode #1.26 (1966–1971) Online
1966–1971 Joan Bennett Louis Edmonds Michael Currie Lela Swift
Original Title :
Episode #1.26
Genre :
TV Episode / Drama / Fantasy / Horror / Mystery / Romance / Sci-Fi / Thriller
Year :
1966–1971
Directror :
Lela Swift
Cast :
Joan Bennett,Louis Edmonds,Michael Currie
Writer :
Dan Curtis,Art Wallace
Type :
TV Episode
Time :
21min
Rating :
7.4/10

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Dark Shadows Episode #1.26 (1966–1971) Online

David has a struggle with Vicky in her bedroom, and then Vicky speaks to Liz in the drawing room to explain why. Roger threatens to see the sheriff doesn't get re-elected if he doesn't have Burke Devlin put behind bars.
Episode cast overview:
Joan Bennett Joan Bennett - Elizabeth Collins Stoddard
Louis Edmonds Louis Edmonds - Roger Collins
Michael Currie Michael Currie - Sheriff Jonas Carter
David Henesy David Henesy - David Collins
Alexandra Isles Alexandra Isles - Victoria Winters (as Alexandra Moltke)


User reviews

komandante

komandante

Coming out of the closed off West Wing in Collinwood's upstairs hallway, David (David Henesy) offers to return the letter he took from Vicki (Alexandra Moltke), but she is more interested in the "bleeder valve" removed from the master brake cylinder of Roger's car. After finding it in his bedroom, Vicki confronts David with his crime. Meanwhile, at the Collinsport police station, Roger (Louis Edmonds) demands Constable Carter (Michael Currie) step up his investigation. Carter gets a warrant to search Burke's room. Liz (Joan Bennett) doesn't believe Vicki's accusations...

***** Dark Shadows 1966 ABC #26 (8/1/66) Lela Swift ~ Alexandra Moltke, David Henesy, Joan Bennett, Louis Edmonds...
Dog_Uoll

Dog_Uoll

Episode 26 is a pretty eventful and emotional episode of the show. It focuses on a battle of wits between Victoria and David, as the former has found out the latter's secret, namely that he caused his own father's car accident. David isn't about to admit his guilt so easily and there's a lot of sneaking around in bedrooms and showdowns as a result. This highly charged episode is a step up from the quieter episodes featured previously.